It's been a year. A lot of shit has happened, last thread 404'd, some places shut down.. but / T H E E N D / still here, hitting a one year milestone with hopes of hitting a lot more HAPPY BIRTHDAY / T H E E N D / http://theendgrqykcahkhgd2ny36tefdaqyk34r5bdskwmh3olt6iemxrshid.onion/
>I am resigning effective immediately from my position in CSAIL at MIT. I am doing this due to pressure on MIT and me over a series of misunderstandings and mischaracterizations.
>>13649 >who would you shoot How about you get on topic, which is jailbait pussy and can it be served/hired/weaponized by a fuckin kike agent with a moneybag from the kike network, to honeypot people in tech and science. ANSWER=YES
>>13652 >for his own sake That is very nice thanks. Nah, all the people I worked with would agree with me and typically they would say "Fighting a system like this is a losing battle." And they know I harbor no vehemence, I liked them as people and I sympathized with their prisonlike existences. I just shrugged at their idiocy and went on fighting. When this tech apocalypse (apocalypse means: revealing) rolls up, those whom I worked with will recognize me as exactly the same dude I ever was. For example during the 20121 Aurora hacks, I was trying to explain to my co workers how totally Adobe and PDFs had just fucked us, as a country. Shit tons of data was stolen by the lousy chinese reds, under obummer's second term. The east coast dipshits I worked with were all smiles while American tech corporations were gutted. Shooting them would have done nothing, there is no one smart, in America to replace them with, because the actual engineers of tech, have made everyone dumb. These days, I cringe when I see some adult swiping their slabfone while their kid envies that very same chunk of shit slab fone. Society has become an idiot Olympics and slabfones are the reason due to shitgineers. Actual smartness has been rendered down into hog fat. So, talking as a smart person off the path, is nice and fun for me. You got anything to share? I find most IB people to be vacuums, can you feel me?
>>13643 >"to make bacon, without which they could not have moved their armies in mass" I figured I would throw you plebes some OC chops this is my 3d work and is rarer than eagle shit. You dudes have a good sense of humor I think we can change the world with this board.
Right ahead of the google micro kernel which may be open source like android, but will almost certainly not be libre so will abuse it's users...
I wonder if google found a way to make debugging a micro kernel easier. I wonder if they used any code from the working GNU micro kernel Hurd. I wonder what data google will be able to collect using a micro kernel that would be difficult to collect from a monolithic kernel.
>TCP flaw attack Just I want you to test my site. :)
I didn't know "TCP flaw attack"
<https://thehackernews.com/2016/08/linux-tcp-packet-hacking.html It's like this? OP isn't any attacker. If you ask, I can prove that. Anyway, thanks for your attention!
Last one I had up on 8ch is down so I'll make one here. Post pictures and discuss old technology and your projects.
Computer software, hardware, audio equipment, electronics etc. all welcome.
I visited an electronics swap meet today in my are for the first time. I wish I'd been sooner, up to now I had no idea I could find this stuff at such a good price. I was able to get a docking station for a newer thinkpad of mine, but I'm still looking for one for my x20 which as it turns out, is a huge pain to install an OS onto.
Also hoping to get a record player soon, most likely something from Technics just because I think it's good. Any brand recommendations or things to look for?
If I were to get a vintage serial terminal or something like that, would it be reasonable to assume that one could program another computer to serve serial data to the terminal and thereby allow the old terminal to access the Internet?
not sure how hard it would be but I thought it would be neat to have a small modern computer which could, for example, access a web page, and then have a program written that send out the data in such a way that it can be easily displayed on a terminal display.
>>13552 extremely easy with Linux, it's pretty much made for this. You can also easily use old computers to remote login into a newer linux machine in order to harness it's processing power while staying in the comfy old computer GUI. An often used combination I've seen in Retro affectionado circles is old computer+ARM SBC. In many cases, you can probably easily fit the ARM sbc in the case of the newer computer and connect it internally to it's serial port and power supply.
I dug out my Amiga 600 I still have to repair (had leaking caps, removed them already years ago and cleaned the board, just never got around to put it back together) and I just marvel at what an elegant machine it is. Many people hated it back then because It brought nothing new to the table when everyone already had an A500 and it was missing the numpad, and that was actually quite valid critique for it's time but it doesn't matter now.
I have a small RAM expansion for it and was thinking to add an 68010 as CPU (desoldered the old 68000 to clean capacitor gunk) and turn it into a comfy digitial typewriter/serial terminal/gaming machine complete with IDE DOM. I have a Framemeister and a small 12" 800x600 screen which is just perfect. I also have two Eizos 1280x1024 which are in great condition (at least one of them can even take the 15 kHz signal natively) Just need to make the time. I've got tons of other Amiga stuff too.
Also yes, modern tech sucks because of idiot hipsters and soyboys who don't harness what the stuff could do if it was just used correctly, also linux cancer. Aforementioned SBCs could be amazing, they have tons of processing and GPU power. Simply nobody does something with it, everyone is content with circlejerking on social media for likes/upvotes/whatever.
I was often thinking about writing an Intuition-like primitive window manager/GUI engine to bring a non X11/Wayland dependent GUI to them that can be used by application writers and maybe makes direct use of the Hardware of a targeted ARM SOC (Allwinner A20 seemed attractive for this) but it feels like lots of work for little gain in the end and the legacy sunxi kernel code of the A20 that deals with stuff like G2D is just awful to look at.
Sigh, I miss the activity of the old 8ch thread. I think it's safe to say it's not coming back. Where did most of /tech/ go?
Which lists these points why latest tech sucks ass; 1. Introduction of sensors everywhere in everything 2. Removal of the hardware buttons 3. Subscription based software 4. Paper elimination 5. The removal of useful options/features from the devices and the unwanted introduction of new ones 6. Digital virtual currency (Cashless) 7. Everything automated (Driverless cars, trying to remove drivers from driver seat) 8. The complete sealing/enclosed frames of the new devices (strong glue used instead of screws)
>>13552 Just to add to 13554's reply, if you plug an old 19200 baud serial terminal into a serial port on your Linux box and use getty (or agetty or some variant of getty that should be on in your distro) to open ttyS0 or ttyS1, prompt for a login name, and run /bin/login, you can log on to your linux box with the dumb terminal just like using a terminal window. Then you can run lynx with a URL and you'll be surfing web pages on a 25x80 green screen. Do eeet! :)
>I was often thinking about writing an Intuition-like primitive window manager/GUI engine to bring a non X11/Wayland dependent GUI to them that can be used by application writers and maybe makes direct use of the Hardware of a targeted ARM SOC (Allwinner A20 seemed attractive for this) but it feels like lots of work for little gain in the end and the legacy sunxi kernel code of the A20 that deals with stuff like G2D is just awful to look at.
that would be very cool. far beyond what I could do anyway.
>Sigh, I miss the activity of the old 8ch thread. I think it's safe to say it's not coming back. Where did most of /tech/ go?
me too. Maybe they just went out into the world. I ended up putting in some more work on my neocities site. I haven't updated that in a while though. I sometimes lurk 4chan but never post because it's a botnet. lurking is lame there too because it's not as good. I use plebbit sometimes too but it's mostly a cesspool and a waste of time. The best thing to do is do meaningful things in your life and for the most part this means not spending much time online if possible.
There's a nice little ssh server. bit@whisper.onthewifi.com. maybe you'd like to check it out? It has bursts of activity, a few more users wouldn't hurt.
>>13555 everything new is aimed at making life more shitty. less freedom, more control (for them, not us). I don't see why cashiers need to be replaced by robots. Hell, I think it would be nice to have traffic cops instead of traffic lights. Maybe I'm autistic. But people focus too much on things, and themselves, rather than appreciating other people and interacting with them. Why can't we undo automation? for efficiency's sake? none of this matters. our efficient consumption of resources only serves to fuel the whole system which can only end in disaster.
Still got my old thinkpads with me, I use them often enough for a lot of stuff. my tape deck still works like a charm, too.
I have Tor Browser which runs its own Tor instance. I also have Tor explicitly installed on my Linux system. Should I start up and run the Tor service in addition to using the Tor Browser, even though I technically don't need to? Is this more secure and robust and, if so, why?
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I need to archive rare documents
Mostly eBooks and PDFs (~1tb uncompressed)that i am sure cannot be found anymore on the net outside of tiny communities,at least for free.
I am also afraid of losing anything so I'll do backups but again how to be sure nothing gets corrupted ?
So how would you proceed?
it's "sensitive" stuff so it ABSOLUTELY MUST be secured, i will also need to take them with me if i go work in another country.
Even if i use veraCrypt or something similar the governments will obviously ask for keys.
- Blockchan runs on XRP + IPFS
- We are immutable, indestructible, uncensorable
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>>13611 Seriously, you can't ban Tor users, it's how Lynxchan works for the most part to have people post without letting Board Owners (not to be confused with the site owner) just outright ban Tor IPs, I don't see any IPs when seeing someone post via Tor or i2p or anything else that isn't clearnet I'm assuming which endchan supports multiple means to come to this website. I CAN however delete any post though not sure if the Global Volunteer outranks me and can force a thread to stay up.
>>13620 Hmm yeah, I remember him now, it's definitely him, though I don't think it's just him, that's what's making me suspicious but blatant fedposting will be edited or deleted whenever I see it.
>I am resigning effective immediately from my position in CSAIL at MIT. I am doing this due to pressure on MIT and me over a series of misunderstandings and mischaracterizations.
> On September 16, 2019, Richard M. Stallman, founder and president of the Free Software Foundation, resigned as president and from its board of directors.
>The board will be conducting a search for a new president, beginning immediately. Further details of the search will be published on fsf.org.
>For questions, contact FSF executive director John Sullivan at johns@fsf.org.
I feel for you here as I've had some experience modding a board elsewhere. One has to walk a fine line between what the users want, and the point of being a non-random board. Yet, image-boards aren't meant to be uber-professional discussion groups.
A case could be made that RMS isn't tech relevant anymore. That's debatable, but he hasn't done much hardcore coding in too long a time, which is the sort of thing that steers the hardcore away from considering him relevant discussion material.
More to the point, it is clear this discussion has moved along from being about RMS, to what he may or may not have said, to what other related people have said, and on to totally unrelated people and subjects. Finally, it has moved completely over into being about the cultural wars-nothing but.
I'm not here to tell you how to run a board, but I might suggest now is the time to lock the thread. That's not an easy decision, but this topic, far and wide across the Internet, almost universally falls into unproductive cultural wars territory.
This is pretty sad duded... your argument is that it actually is da jooz? How does that even work in this case? Stallman is a CIS white male... so you're saying that he decided to take himself down with a bizarre written public declaration in defense of statutory rape because he's a jew and part of a jewish conspiracy or something?
I think what really happened is that you got talked into buying this enchanted object at Alex Jones' antiquities shop and it's stuck to your face now and there's nothing you can do to remove the curse. When you look at your hands, you see jewish conspiracy. When you look at the sky, it's got jewish conspiracy all over it. You can't see objective reality anymore or discern between actual shenanigans and some guy just fucking up badly. You poor bastard.
>>13600 >posts tangential nonsense >BO doesn't bother to read threads on his own board wew >Thinks an answer is the question is a cringe post. No wonder this place is so dead when the BO can't keep up with one thread let alone a live board.
Everybody, just post on the other thread by the same topic here: >>13560 and stop posting /pol/ shit or else I'll have to result to delete cringe Tor posts!
>>13601 You're generally right, though this is the symbolic death of the figurehead behind the GPL centric free software movement, it's on topic but I'll lock this thread.
>>13602 RMS supports the Jewish Voice for Peace, and anyone who had done some basic research knows that he is Jewish. If you think Jews are White, you've clearly have not met an ethnic European Jew who deny their whiteness for their Jewish ingroup which anyone who hates their own race is a cuck. Stallman is anti zionist and an atheist but he's still a Jew. People who are upset about that reality are clearly newfags that don't know much of anything about RMS and what he promotes. Do you really grasp how much of an autistic lolcow RMS is, eating toejams in public and talking about rhinophytonecrophilia? Alex Jones married a Jew that tried to Jew him but who the fuck cares about that since this isn't /pol/. Regardless of what you think of all the young girls who had gone under Epstein can consent to sexual intercourse considering the long term effects thereof, RMS himself no longer see himself fit to be a part of the FSF and stepped down voluntarily, the end.
Should be obvious already, but here are the reasons. Go distribute them so others who aren't aware can be illuminated.
>Intel owns its own fabs. This means no external review(Such as in the case of TSMC potentially finding backdoors in ARM chips when translating the designs into hardware), and likely government oversight. >Long long history of bugs. F00F bug. FDIV bug. Spectre and Meltdown recently. Netcat? is a very new one as well which attacks server CPUs. Even in the C2D the list of bugs was massive. Who knows what lies in the newer core generation processors. >Shitty thermal paste under heat spreaders resulting in higher temperatures. De-lidding by gamers and server owners have lowered operating temperatures significantly. >Using VLC player to fake an intel graphics demonstration, accidentally bringing up the menu and failing to play the video when the sound effects started playing. >CEO got the fuck out of the company when the bugs became obvious. Kept the minimum amount of shares required to be the CEO and didn't contribute greatly to the company. >Shitty business practices, suing another company in a completely different business sector because it had the word "Intel" in its name. >x86 support back to CPUs over 30 years ago. Old as fuck architecture and bloated to all hell with undocumented instructions and multiple instructions to do basically the same operation. >The Intel ME running the minix OS on all modern CPUs along with the HAP bit installed by the NSA so that they could turn their CPUs secure while everyone else was left in the dust. >Also building controllers and chipsets, so even if they can't fuck you with their CPUs, they still might be able to hit you with another chip of theirs. >Retard-level fab engineers can't get their process under 14nm for most chips, and only recently getting into 10nm while TSMC and other manufacturers like samsung are moving into 6nm from 8nm. >Aggressive marketing and term usage. Many "technologies" in their chips that they advertise as additions rather than a normal part of its existence, TM and R symbols everywhere in their documentation and advertisements, and fucking over other companies. >Programming their compiler to create shittier compiled code that runs slower and less reliably if a non-Intel CPU is detected. >Israel-based design. Might be a problem for some people. Possible politically or monetarily-motivated additions to the CPUs like backdoors or weakened security technologies. Even back in the Pentium III there was a processor serial number which could be shown with a CPUID instruction, an instruction which outputs information about the CPU. Nvidia is also in the pool with Intel, as they are heavily reluctant to work with Linux kernel for developing drivers and make compatibility with AMD CPUs much more difficult than it should be.
>Using VLC player to fake an intel graphics demonstration, accidentally bringing up the menu and failing to play the video when the sound effects started playing. Yikes.
**https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Otcge1cn8Os**
No lurking allowed!! Let's kick some shitposting off here, we need posts before we can fuss over content quality.
In all honesty, why hasn't man invented a realistic blow job machine so he can be pleasured whilst at his desk? Is a human tongue that difficult to mimic? We can have fully emersive augmented reality, but no blowjob machine? Come the fuck on Japan, wake up!
>>13512 This is the greatest tragedy of the modern computer age, nothing can be saved except for enterprise server BS that costs way too much. In a lot of cases it's cheaper to buy the shitty gaymen RGB edition than some actually normal version. THEY MAKE YOU LOOK LIKE SHIT It's all their fault for pushing this shit damn it.
In this thread we will discuss cryptography, cryptosystems, crypt-analysis, and tools for cryptography such as gpg and other tools. If you work in this field or hear of some relevant news about this field feel free to contribute. Use hyperlinks and source citations to back up any claims made if necessary.
>>1439 Shale usually contains trace amounts of the elements Uranium, Thorium, and Potassium, as radioactive isotopes. Go to the mountains or wherever you can find rock outcrops and bring a hammer and a burlap sack. Smack off some shale and sandstone from the rocks, and then bring them home. Smash these up with the hammer using protective eye wear in the back yard. Place the rock chips into your burlap sack. This will serve as the radioactive source. Your Geiger counter will go into the bag and connect via RS-232 to your 8-bit computer. The accumulation count of gamma ray / decay event detection in a 5 second window, will be counted every 5 seconds. If the 5 second decay count is even store a 0, if the count is odd store a 1. Every 40 seconds a random byte will be created. Write these in sequence to a 1.44MB A:\ floppy disk. This is either your key for your one time pad or a random seed to use for pseudo random number generation.
>>1460 This would be too slow to be practical. If you could get a gamma count every second then it's better.
1024 Bytes / KB
1024^2 Bytes/MB *1.44 MB/floppy = 1509949.44 Bytes /Floppy Disk
At a rate of one random bit per second is 8 seconds per byte
= 12079595.52 s = ~139.8 days. Too slow.
Need to figure out a way to sample faster. I've never done this personally but I'd like to try it as an experiment. If you get something like this going, make a youtube video with instructions.
Uranium Random Number Generator https://youtube.com/watch?v=A7FiVn776eY [Embed] Demo of the device configured for a 4-bit random number based on events detected from a Geiger counter excited by Uranium.
Published : 12 Apr 2019 Duration : 01:20 Random Number Generating Geiger Counter https://youtube.com/watch?v=T0r6XocVHyo [Embed] Team Chub's senior design project
Published : 04 Apr 2011 Duration : 02:18 Raspberry Pi Geiger Counter and Random Number Generator https://youtube.com/watch?v=yfOV9Ex47pE [Embed] Duration : 04:05 Published : 26 Dec 2012 "This is a quick video showing the Mighty Ohm Geiger counter i got for Christmas. I have interfaced it with the
Raspberry pi so it can also act as a random number generator.
The Python code for interfacing with Cosm: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1i26IugaGQbWFh6X1Bodmc3eUk (I have regenerated my API key so don't bother trying to post to my stream :)
The Python code for Random Number Generation: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1i26IugaGQbYTRKRUl5aFhMZFU My Cosm feed: https://cosm.com/feeds/94794
Radioactive Random Number Generator https://youtube.com/watch?v=agvcduNRxKg [Embed] Duration : 14:37 Published : 26 Jul 2018 Ever want to generate random numbers? Radioactivity is the way to go! This Counter is compatible with the Arduino so you can make one yourself!
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Endware is a suite of programs geared towards internet privacy, security, and anonymity.
Endwall: endwall.sh is an iptables based firewall script designed to be implemented on any linux distribution shipped with iptables. endwall.sh is based on default drop policies, coupled with a novel strategy of passing packets on local host ports only for those enabled by the enduser. It comes with a variety of well used ports enabled with several additional port passing configurations available by uncommenting the script. It provides essential security to a new user.
Endsets: endsets.sh is a script that adds blacklisting and whitelisting functionality to endwall.sh. It depends on the program ipset. It is persistent on reboot if you enable ipset as a service. This is the recommended blacklisting tool for endwall if you are running a server or planning on opening up ports and services to the public and will require daily blacklisting of new incomming IPs.
Endlists: endlists.sh is a traditional text file list based blacklisting and whitelisting script. It has slow performance, and can't be updated on the fly. Good for <1000 ip subnets, very tedious and slow to run for more than that. Blocks the IPs by adding them as individual rules to the iptables ruleset. Works but not recommended for heavy duty on a server. May be useful for workstation use to block ip ranges if you are not opening up ports and services to public clients.
Endtools: endtools are a collection of scripts including alogz.sh, mlogz.sh, spamlogz.sh and iplookup.py. These scripts will help to service an enduser of endwall in adminstering endsets/endlists.
iplookup.py is a geoiplookup script written in python and requires python and pygeoip. It has simmilar functionality to maxmind's geoiplookup program and uses the maxmind *.dat files.
spamlogz.sh is a script that searches through log files to find flagged log entries flagged in endwall.sh, endsets.sh and endlists.sh.
alogz.sh is a daily log reading script designed to read the output of an apache http server's log output.
mlogz.sh is a daily log reading script designed to read the output of a postfix smtp server's log output.
Wasn't someone on this board (endchan) complaining about wanting to hack a satellite broadcast to drop truth bombs or something... way easier to set up a stream. I'll add it to endstream if it's any good. In fact I expect post 1488 to be a post in this thread that links to this truth bomb stream. You have exactly 68 posts left to set it up and test it...get cracking.
>>1420 Hey Adolf, I'll place this new channel of yours right between Newsmax and Freespeech TV, so like on channel 26. It should be called TruthMax or something else equally nifty like polTV or something. Get on it, hire your best H4x0rs to get it up and running, then run 24/7 truth streams in 720p...then shill the endstream playlist everywhere and people will tune in for sure...
On a side note, I totally watched Fiddler on the Roof the other day on BYUTV, and I wondered if they were sending that out for us here at Endchan... I watched the whole thing too, Tradition! Tradition! Tradition! The Papa!! The Mamma! Tradition!...When Tavia's second daughter (Hodel) ran off with the gay commie guy I was like "Tavia lock that bitch up, hand cuff her to her bed", but Tavia was all like "I like him he is a good man..." and let his daughter go to Siberia to be with the gay commie guy. But then when his young redhead daughter wanted to go with the blond haired masculine German/Ukrainian gentile guy Tavia blew a fit, and I was like "No Tavia, this is good for your gene pool...", but Tavia was having none of it and disowned is daughter...a tragedy really...very sad...
>>1421 I'm literally watching this black dude on MNN2 dropping some truth bombs and drinking sun kissed grape flavor purple drank. This could be you...
Earlier I watched some nasty fat black girls grinding and booty shaking to rap music naked on MNN 3. Clearly whatever you have to say couldn't be more edgy or offensive than that...
Stream through twitch, or set up something independent , wear a mask and connect through a VPN, or get a proxy to host the show. I think channel 26 is too close to the top, but definitely there's a spot for this kind of content/ info right after MNN. Channel 66 is all yours. Make it happen. Rally your top talent, set up some kind of proxying, and connect the proxies to twitch or to something self hosted and stream it, with Power Point presentations, readings from Mein Kampf etc., whatever you want. Tape a 5 hour show 3 times a week and put it in a continuous loop. I'm pro free speech on the internet. Make it happen, post the link and I'll add it as a channel in endstream.
I'm back in school, so things are going to go slow until December. I'll fix up the endstream.m3u8 playlist over the next two weekends or so, so that it conforms with the current version of endstream.sh . I'll be around but I'll be busy with school. Leave comments or suggestions for Endware below, leave off topic comments in the Discussion II thread. Thanks.
My opinion: the guy from LibreSignal was using the Signal servers, consuming their energy, and using their marketing. This is not right. About the Signal requirement to have google shit, it's very unfortunate. Though, people should just use other thing and stop all this buzz.
Just as dumb. Anyone who would name their messenger/protocol RIOT is an idiot. Like the little shit who built a javascript encryption thing and named it Felony.
Just communicate by vibrating air particles. This is also known as talking face to face. Features include:
-Absolutely no botnet
-Safe from CIAniggers (unless you talk to a CIAnigger)
-Audited and mathematically proven
-Messages are scrubbed the moment they are delivered
-Best security ever
And optional benefits:
-Socializing
-Satisfying the natural, human exposure quota
-Bitches
8chan has been killed by retarded schizophrenic Q-tards, so I guess this is my new home. Looking around I see more of the same. What is the bot to human ratio here? How many schizos are taking their meds verses not? What are the humans working on?
>8chan has been killed by retarded schizophrenic Q-tards, If that is true then the only way it could have been shut down was if Q is in fact real or a threat to the cabal imo. And its the opposite of schizophrenia if the entire fucking censoring of 8chan was a result of madness or meaning? I am weighing on meaning. Your post has no meaning unless you validate that which you try to qualify as invalid to begin with. The way you try to invalidate it is by validating it. That is all.
DISCUSSION THREAD II Want to say something off topic about anything?
Have a hot tip about something in the computer security world that doesn't fit into any current thread or category?
Want to chat with your fellow invisible 7 proxy friends?
Want to tell Lt. Gen Michael Hayden, Lt. Gen James Clapper,GEN Keith Alexander, ADM Michael Rogers, GEN Paul Nakasone, GOOGLE, AMAZON, FACEBOOK and Microsoft etc. how you feel?
>>1452 At first my goal was to give an alternative to 08chan as to drop zeronet for X app/protocol/darknet. But actually if i wanted the perfect system I was thinking something that has mesh net capability. And the ability to filter what you "seed" firsthand and not after the fact like zeronet. With zeronet you must load the complete 08chan before filtering shit out. So you have to download the entire site including boards you would want to blacklist. That is unacceptable to me. I agree with the i2p and freenet comparison. Maybe p2p is not the way to go and some kind of anonymous meshnet is definatly the ideal in my opinion...if at all possible i know there is a couple of expirimental things like B.A.T.M.A.N which is probably not even anonymous. I don't know. When endchan was down i saw simular talk of how zeronet is not enough and a full meshnet sort of chan would be ideal. I read that on the overchan nttpchan which is compatable with tcp/ip meshnets apparently.
>>1454 ZeroNet doesn't make you download the entire board, that's bullshit someone is repeating. I actually spent the time and tested it myself and proved that's wrong. See this thread in /tech/
https://endchan.net/tech/res/13329.html#q13434 But as I said in those posts, there are other problems with 08chan, and most critically is the "need" to generate an ID from a clearnet connection. That pretty much defeats anonymity, since everything you post is trackable from that ID and thus that clearnet IP.
Supposedly, the primary directive of health care providers is "Do no harm," yet in every doctor's office I walk into today, the first thing they want to know is my name and social security number so that they can enter it into their electronic database. If I don't give it to them or deny them permission to store it electronically, they crash. They will often stare at me in befuddlement or start babbling nonsensically, unable to process what I just said or continue with the task of diagnosing or providing health care. This has happened even when they already had a two-inch thick folder of paper medical records and had been treating me for 30 years.
Several years ago, the thriving marketplace for millions of medical records stolen from insecure health care provider databases was called Hansa Marketplace. Hansa was shut down in 2017, but it matters not. Today, it's Samsara. If you want to buy millions of your own state's voter records, the entire LinkedIn name/email/password database, millions of names and SSNs stolen from hospital databases, or lists of US children's names and SSNs lifted from pediatrician's databases that won't be used for tax reporting for years so that you can use them to report wages for undocumented workers in your meat packing plant, Samsara is the place to go. It's easy too - download Tor from www.torproject.org, bring up any Tor search engine, and search for "samsara". There you'll find drugs, counterfeit money, credit card numbers, bank accounts, dozens of corporation's customer accounts and passwords, voter records, drivers license databases, fake ids, fake passports, and kid's names and SSNs because parents are so naive as to just answer the question whenever anyone in a white jacket asks them for their children's names and SSNs - Social engineering at its finest.
The next time you are sitting in an exam room unsupervised waiting for a nurse to walk in and take your blood pressure, try not to look too hard at the computer bolted to the wall. It is physically connected to their network, you could attach anything you wanted to without anyone knowing, and someone is about to type a password into it. If you look at that gigantic gaping hole in their security that is observed firsthand by millions of patients every day, your blood pressure will go up, and your doctor certainly wouldn't want that.
Why do you not have a full RGB only build /tech/? It makes everything look better, more sleek, and stylish. It shows you know what you're doing and that you care about your rig's appearance. Do you even do proper wire management? Do you hide them in the specially made wire compartment on your $300 case? Don't tell me you dont have one lmao.
>go to local computer dude to buy a spare Precision M6500 mobo >ended up buying a entire box full of M6500 parts and putting them together >I have two M6500's now >pic semi-related even though that's not my machine
Well I've been working on this for around a month now, and I have finally created a semi-decent anonymous textboard. It's basically a combination of a temporary pastebin and an anonymous textboard. It's a SPA with the backend in Java using Eclipse Vert.x, and the frontend using Vue.js.
